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Neighborhood Points of Interest Copy 1-2 MINUTE WALK 3-4 MINUTE WALK 5-6 MINUTE WALK ENTERTAINMENT HOTELS CONVENIENCE RESTAURANTS 10 Pin 7-11 Sunda O’Leary’s Public House Andy’s Jazz Club After Words New and Used Books Terrace 16 Off the Tracks Grill Bar Louie Associated Bank Tiny Tapp Ostera Via Stato Barrio Bank of America Trump Oysy Barton G. The Restaurant Bavette’s Bar & Boeuf United States Post Office P.F. Chang’s Bar Ramone Beatrix UPS Pacific Standard Time Boss Bar Blue Chicago Walgreens Pastoral Bub City/Three Dots and a Dash Best Western Weber Grill Restaurant Peet’s Coffee Celeste Restaurant Brown Bag Seafood Co. Wyndham Grand Petro's Chase Bank Caffe Café The Wit Hotel Petterino’s The Chelsea Room Cantina Laredo Wow Bao Pizzeria Due Chicago Fire Department Catch 35 XEX Chicago Aveda Hair Salon Pizzeria Uno CVS Chicago Cut Steakhouse PNC Bank Dick's Last Resort Chipotle Mexican Grill 312 Chicago Pops for Champagne Einstein Bros. Bagels City Winery 5th/3rd Bank Portillo’s Hot Dogs El Hefe Chicago Corey’s NYC Bagel Deli Al's Italian Beef Qdoba Epic Burger Cosi Argo Tea Quartino Fat Baby Taco Courtyard Marriott Au Bon Pain Radio Anago FedEx Kinkos Chase Bank Barnelli's Pasta Bowl Redhead Piano Bar Freshii Dunkin Donuts Big Bowl Ruby Frontera Grill Emerald Loop Bar & Grill Billy Goat Tavern Starbucks Frontera Grill/Topolobambo Enolo Wine Café Binnys Beverage Depot Storefront Theatre - DCA Theatre Hampton Inn Enterprise Rent A Car Cadillac Theater Su Casa Hannah's Bretzel Fado Irish Pub & Restaurant Caffe Baci Subway Harry Caray’s Flight Club California Pizza Kitchen Sweetwater Tavern & Grille Havana Freshii Chase Bank TAO Chicago Hotel Chicago Fed Ex Office Chicago Chop House TCF Bank House of Blues Gino’s East Chicago Community Bank Thread Away Howl at the Moon Halsted St. Deli Chicago Theatre Trader Joes Hub 51 Harris Bank Chipotle United States Post Office Hubbard State Cigar Hertz Coco Pazzo UPS Store Joy District Chicago Hilton Garden Inn Conrad Chicago Walgreens Katana Hotel Palomar Corner Bakery Kinzie Hotel Hyatt Place Chicago River North Cosi La Bodega India House Crepe Bistro LYFE Kitchen Jason’s Deli Dana Hotel and Spa Mercadito Jewel Dunkin' Donuts Mama’s Boy Jimmy John's Eataly Mother Hubbards Jolie Fleur Florist Elephant Castle Nonnina Kinzie Chophouse Embassy Suites O’Callaghan’s Lakeside Bank Enterprise Parlor Pizza MB Financial Flemmings PNC Bank Lou Malnati’s Ford Center - Oriental Theatre Protein Bar Mastro’s Steakhouse Garrett Popcorn Public House Maggiano’s Little Italy Gene & Georgetti Ramen-San/Paris Club Bistro & Bar McCormick & Schmick’s Gene Siskel Film Center River Roast Moe’s Cantina Gibsons Italia Residence Inn and SpringHill Suites Old Crow Smokehouse Gilt Bar Rockit Bar & Grill The Pepper Canister Gino’s East 353NORTHCLARK RPM Italian Pizzeria Ora Godfrey Hotel RPM Steak Potbelly’s Sandwich Works Goodman Theater Ruth’s Chris Steak House Parto Naderi Hard Rock Cafe Siena Tavern Rainforest Cafe Holiday Inn Slurping Turtle Renaissance Hotel Hotel Allegro Smith & Wollensky Robert Daniels Florist Hotel Intercontinental Social 25 Restaurants at the Mart Hotel Monaco Starbucks Rock Bottom Brewery Jimmy John’s Subway Roka Akor Joe’s Stone Crab Talc + Tonic The Shamrock Club The Kerryman The Kitchen Shaw’s Crab House MacKelly's Greens n' Things Theory Sidebar Grille Marriott The Smith Snickers Bar and Grill Metropolitan Capital Bank Topolobampo Soul Cycle Mixed Greens Tortoise Club Star of Siam Monk's Pub Untitled Supper Club State & Lake Morton’s Vermilion Subway Moxy Chicago The Westin XOCO.
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